I am modifying a program that runs under plank, moose and friends. It currently uses PDF::API2::Simple but since the data is actually tabular I want to use PDF::Table to format the data.

My first attempt complained about not being able to find "corefont" via PDF::API2::Simple and I worked around that by defining the font before calling table and passing it as a parameter.

Now I get a similar message for "page" ??

 { "error" : "Can't locate object method \"page\" via package \"PDF::API2::Simple\" at /usr/local/share/perl5/PDF/Table.pm line 446.\n" }

I was able to replicate the issue with corefont in a short script with a tiny set of data passed into table. 

PDF-Table-0.9.6_h3, 
PDF-API2-2.020, 
This is perl, v5.10.1
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.4

In reply to Getting "Can't locate object method" in PDF::Table::table by russellf

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